Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Post #5 Mason Fleury



This plant is known as the Angiosperms. It has adapted to its environment. By having the traits it has made this plant the most distinct flower to the human race.


On this plant it shows that we were looking at the sperm cells of the plant which are used to reproduce new of its kind. This allows the male plant to recreate new plants with a female plant. After pollination occurs, fertilization happens and the ovules grow inside of the seeds of the flower. 



This is a California Poppy that i found in a garden inside of our school. I lost the pictures of it so I am going to just explain what we did. While dissecting the flower we noticed that one was orange and one was just foiled up and green. As we opened up the green pod we noticed that there were hundreds of little green seeds ready to open up and reproduce the flower. It was cool to see a bigger explanation on how the plants come to be how there are today. 

Monday, February 29, 2016

Post #4 Mason Fleury

I am experimenting a brassica plant known as the cabbage. Sadly I don't have any pictures of our plant because the chickens that we have ate all of them. The cabbage was growing to its fullest one day them the next it was dying and looked to be eaten by someone or something. The plant looked very small as everyones where growing supertall looking down on our plant. The offsprings will not be the same but almost. Thier raits will consist of green leaves, shorts steams, and ball shaped like figure. The DNA will be passed on through the offspring. Ove time theplant will change to its enviovorment


This is a picture of what our plant would have looked like if the chikens whoulnt of eatten it.

Friday, February 26, 2016

Post #5 Ashley Sanchez

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Angiosperms differ from other seed plants in several ways. These distinguishing characteristics taken together have made the angiosperms the most diverse and numerous land plants and the most commercially important group to humans.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    This Picture is through a microscope of a yellow camphorweed.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     This is a picture of a flower I found in my school garden.


























This is a picture of the original first picture how it looked like with out the camera. 





Post #4 Ashley Sanchez

We are experimenting with brassica plants and our own plant are cabbages. There aren't any pictures of our cabbages because the chickens had eaten them. Our cabbage was very green and growing to be very big with huge leaves surrounded by soil. Cabbages were descended by some tall plants because the stems of the plant grew to be as tall as your waist. You can predict that the offspring will not be exactly alike but very similar. They would contain traits of long stems, green leaves, and all formed into a ball of layers upon layers. Through meiosis the DNA will be passed on to the offspring so it will have similar traits. Through many years of offspring the brassica will split off and mix with others to make new brassicas.
This is a picture of the brassicas from before and from now. They changed throughout the years when people picked a chose through the traits that they wanted.

Friday, January 22, 2016


       
      The plant we are experimenting with is a cabbage. The cabbage is green, torn apart, dug up, and surrounded by grass. You an tell from these organisms, that they are not very sturdy and strong. The offspring seem like they will do good and be healthy just like our plant. There are different forms because of the genetics changed.

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Jordan Sabalsa: Bio


Hi my name is Jordan. I was born in Stockton and lived there for less than a year then moved to Manteca and lived there for about 1 year and 1/2 or 2 then moved to San Jose where I mostly grew up. I went to two middle schools and now I am enjoying WGHS.

At my elementary school it was a science magnet school called Hacienda. We had science class with all these cool animals and we also had this huge outdoors area. Our science teacher would take us out to the garden and help us grow vegetables, fruits and plants. Some things I remember growing is flowers strawberries, lettuce, tomatoes etc.  The relationship I had with my teacher was that he was one of the best science teachers I've had, Mr. Keedy.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Mason Fleury: Bio

Hi my name is Mason. I have lived in the Santa Clara Valley for my whole entire life so far. I have had some experience gardening with my grandma because she has a garden in her backyard, it's has been awhile but it was pretty fun watching the plants grow up and mature. We grew many things, but some of the ones that I can remember are strawberries, peaches on her peach trees, and many more. My grandma is someone who I think about because ever since i can remember is her gardening all day in the backyard. My Grandma has been in my life and has taught me to do may thinks and gardening is one of them.